The main content of Jane Eyre

The novel tells the story of Jane Eyre, an orphan girl whose parents died when she was a child, who was fostered in her aunt's home and abused, and then sent to an orphanage by her aunt. The orphanage was in a bad environment, but she survived tenaciously. After graduation, Jane applied to work as a governess for a living. Master Rochester is melancholy and moody, but after a long contact, Jane finds Rochester is kind-hearted, upright and resolute, and gradually has feelings for him. When they were married in the church, Jane found out painfully that Rochester had a crazy wife. Jane left sadly. Later, her uncle, who had been separated from her for many years, died and bequeathed her huge property. Because she couldn't forget Rochester, she returned to her old place, only to know that a crazy woman set fire to her death a few months ago, and Rochester was burned blind to save her. Jane immediately poured out her heart to him, and they finally got married. [1] Later, Rochester cured an eye in London and gave birth to a boy with Jane Eyre.